05-09-1956

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Dispatch
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THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH
Vobmtme 73
iUCWGAlTMlRROR 1 AS WE HEARD ff
I
Wednesday, May 9, 1956
OBITUARIES
No. 1*
Elementary School , CUhiUYl COMMENT
Organized schoolmen are pound {
^^ •*
SMITH W. MARTIN
Kindergarten
PINCKNEY
J-HOP
ing the pavements to get 300,000 j
i yt'.a-s man has dreamed
of
Dean Gardner has a new puppy
£•*• fir. Albert Schattt, Castor
sn , It was just like an enchanted even
Smith W.Martin,son of Hiram
signatures on a a MflMjfed
the energies of the sun
Masfte8 8:00 &u4 10:00 a.m. Du\v;i.yn iU'xter 2 orphan baby luinb.s j
r
the state-j deptk^t^ggplsWn"sU'Uctk>H ing in Hawaii for the many couple Minnie BosWorth Martin was born
and
heat. The sun gives
demotions, Friday evening Di'i'iiis .Booth 5 baby kitten*;Lurry
danced
away
the
wee
hours
at
in
Hamburg
township
Sept.
2,
18S9
§21S/7O^*tr»flliledbut it always
heat in the summer
at
Klein's a new bird house. Marjorie j ° ; '
the
high
school
J-Hop
here
Saturday.
I
n
the
farm
where
he
spent
his
en.
C
1 ays to get a few more.
way could be found to
Cenfesiuona, Friday evening after Qui.'. unbury new shui's ar.d sucks, i
f
This would expand the state boavd A myriad of silver stalls twinkled tire life. He died at Detroit Osteo.. Noveaa,Devotioa* and Saturday from i.'ui'i Tmuainen's cousias visited hLn i f u . u r L-he fuel problem would
of education from 4 to 8 members cwrhead, palm trees swayed, a water pathic Hosptial May 7, 1956. He 7:80 t* 9:00 j>. m. and Sunday
solved for all time. The Michgan
Sunday. D^vid Jones went to his
fall
glistened
and
on
the
distant
hor
was
the
last
of
his
family^
2
brothers,
1
p
toz%
lie
8;0i)
who would appoint a supt. of public
i ri e! _-j. l.^-iic Company has perfectj .i i: idfuther'i birthday party. Pamela
s
instruction. Then the hoard would ken a volcano could be seen, as ] George and David and a sister,Anna
;. s(.l..r b^ttury which turns sun.
fci.<x'h has a new puppy, Bob Twitch..
1
not only have power to direct the narly 100 couples danced to the died many years ago and a brother,
• L n •.'.) eu-cicity.The first triaJ
ell'.-; friejuih from Hamburg visited
orchestra,
in
Wheeler,
on
F/»b.
6
last.
His
wife.the
olleges bu
: I
i. ho ago at Americus, Ga.
Calvaty Mt-nnoaite Church
in..) Ruddy Widmayer
% teachers colleges
but the entire tunes of Beu Lupos
drove his
former
Winnie
Spaulding,died
in
1953.
elementary and secondary public the new gym, decorated in the island
he.•re electricity powered by sunlight
Rev. Ezra BMCDJ, Paator
ii'aiii^r's tractor. Charles Porter
elementary
The
Martin
farm
has
been
a
land
S. Supt.
Waiter £SCA i:a. u new riding horse. Eddie Cul. furnished enough electricity to pow..
seheol system
sytem The farm bureau and theme. Peggy Smith, senior,holder
mark
in
the
township
and"
Martin
h
l
i
i
l
|
of
the
lucky
word
Aloha
was
crown
Woxsoif
10:00
telephone call. However ulta
other organizations
are helping circul
Aloha,
crownAunt Judy went to the Ken.. er
g
brothers"
is
a
name
that
stood
for
Sci*
til
ll;Q0
silicon has to be used in the
k
th
office
.
-*i
i
ueeu
of
the
evening.
Her
escort
:
Derby. John Darross's brother
ate the petitions to take the
ail
that
is
cherished
in
the
rural
Young
Peoples
Meeting
1
:Uu
><-lMrli lenders it too expan
kin-.-; a racing car. Jerry Heath
is
•nt of politics.
. • I iy» •*«•* Wolfe, Hamburg now the community.
jbellowftbip Service
;V-i ci)!niiv;rcial use. We r e m e m .
went to tiie drivein. Linda Ztulka had
Outstate communties are invited L\ S. Navy. Junior Class Pres. Jay
The
funeral
will
be
Tuesday
at
8:00
«ooi and his friend, Donna Basydto
I
- ^ a;••> a German cobbler in
-i j:onu .-hot Saturday. 1'atty S p r ut
to help create a new water or sewage ;
the grand march, followed by i! p. m. at the Swarthout
Funeral
ij: nnnoi::j<jed he had invented
district The legislature approved
luts a nw: record player. Linda U 'uv.
, led
Water
}
Senior
Class
Pres.
Dick
Campbell
an
1
Home,
Rev.
Taylor
of
Hamburg
offic
Michigan
a bill giving the
i.i L.J t n\ ashes and solved t h e
i:-y went to a wedding
Sutuiday.
}
Resources Commission authority to h s friend Mary Ellen JJavLs. Mrs. iating. Burial in Pinckney Cemetery.
l"vi'i«Mn fur all time. A ^hem.
RCY. J. VY. Winger* fast**
Penny Reynolds was in Ann Arbor
Germaine
Stackable,
principal
was
help. Southeastern Michigan where
u.i.- u.it'd. We believe it was
School
9:80 *. m. Sunday.
presented
with
a
bouquet
of
glad.
STEPHEN
TIPLADY
i'.c'.d. Only clinkers could ba
there is- often a water shortage ask
Morning Worship
10:45 a. m.
Thar*,
jught
prayer
meeting
»
.
and the chemical was more
ed for it. However the legislature loias by the 2 clashes. Kristen Tasch
F i r s t Grade
Stephen Tiplady, 59, died at
it.
and
Gale
Gustafson
served
punch
at th<> church at
ft:0b
r'j I ni.ii c o a l .
deleted the $800,000 appropriation
Hi iiiii Walton's dog had 4 puns,
Petersburg, Florida where he had •
J.WJS. Don Swarthout was in charge
Wed.
choir
p*actic«
I'M
p.
nu
from it so all the ccommission can do
Jo:.nne Kennedy found a wounded
lived since retiring from the Lansing j
of
decorations.
Clare
Miller,
Tommy
ia rdvise.
d;j\t'. .She Look care of it iast week
i fire dept. 28 years ago. His wife, tne '
'I he army has cracked down on
Utter
and
James
Wylie
lighting.
Secretary of State James Have
1/wl i1 died Sunday. Frank Zculka lias
I
former
Pearl
Wier
survives.
Also
tr.e U. S. Marine command a t P a r i s
wants 211 license plate dealers put 2>,ellie Slayden and Mary Lou Cant- 2 sisters, Mrs. Edna Spears and M"s.
u row fishmg set. John Ttfsch's sis
M-S6 West between Main and
T. ,nd,X.C. whose forced disciplin,..
iell
the
check
room.
under .civil service. He admits the
e;it to the dentist, lie lias a new
Unadilia Street!
L. i 1
Louise
Shehan
of
Pinckney.
He
was
'
-i,. I : ; J . \ ! I caused the death of six
Tommy Wylie was AWOL from
theft of $74,000 by one of his deal..
lie went north with his paieii. s
Re?. Keith Ruegsegger, Pastor
the
foster
son
of
Frank
and
Nellie
i
rec. i.; -•• "uy drov,ning.An inquiry r e . .
ers is one reason but says there the J-Hop. He could not decide who Moran Tiplady of Pinckney. Mrs. Sunday School
-. • 9:45 a. in.
-ta>vd in a motel. They visited
ve: • that .Sei/t. McKeon who order
Morning Worship
10:50 A.M.
•18 000 and $14,000 thefts under his to ask and he was afraid if he asked Edna Spears, Jack
i..s and iiis uncle. Tory Jones
Sheldon,
Mrs.
e
l •: i' liiarcii, ,vas diunk and made
7:00 p. m.
Republican predecessors for which 2 one the other 20 would be mad.
is going to
move in
Louise Shehan, the Francis Shehan.; Youth Group
a j i cs ;..».• ot i;uing .so. He will be
8:00 p. nu
men are serving time. Thjs is the
ho use.Nancy Wa rings'
1
the Gene Shehans, Arthur Krychei i Evening Service
last patronage counter at Lansing PINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERS and Helen Tiplady attended the fun- j ThuTs. Prayer Meeting • 8:00 p m. it <!:ed. Her daddy h<(s a new car.l. j'lo'ir'. h... ...*icd. Major Ccn. Bui'ger
i in <ummand at Paris Island has been
4i. Choir Practict Wed. . 4:00 p
and many a secretary of state has
•McVackui's c'.uisins visited him. .S
Pinokney Circle met with Mrs. trnl at the Church of the Resurrect.. ) He, tooir Pi&rtke W«HL
' 11 << i:v• fen-pH to ariotiier post where
7;*3 p
built up a political machine and gone Cantrell Thursday.
ujy.
XaiH'y
Hay's
dog
Sas.^y,
had
The following ion, Lansing Monday. The Gerald \
I Ur:''.1 is DO military t r a i n i n g . - Th4s
on to become governor by judicious officers were elected and installed ! Bauei s of Brighton called at the fun
[JLIJJ.-. Joe I'liunmer st-ayed with J
j :'ii very well but it looks like lockiog
appointment of\ license plate dealers. by Mrs. Merwin Campbell, county.' era I home Saturday.
KINGS DAUGHTER CONVKNTlo: grandmother while his j;arei:f,.s \\\'
t, •: barn after the horse was stolen.
Democrats will get free
trips to resident
;•'.'. ..V. Tubv S h e t l e i r n e vi.••'ted
The 30th annual com entiop f t
Margaret Hollingsworth
, ;.. main (juestiori is why did th^y
ccuntys enrolling the largest number 1st
I . 1;U
in D e t r u i t D o u g \
MIKE PANKOFF
Livingston County Kinus D;n
Vice Pres. Pearl Madsen
let Uiese condition^ exist a t Paris
of nfcw party members tins year. -ad Vice .. ..
Mike Pankoff, 71, died at his honte lelil at the Wc-t Marion c l i u r - h er i'.a.-- u c w siioes a n d u l o l i i e s . J i m m y 1-Lii.d in thu i'iist i)lace? They did
Cacia Chamberlain
Individuals can win a trip for the S'ec. .
I-LHILIIJ) v i s i i e d Iiis c o u s i n a t C e d a r
Louse Cantrell on M--36 a mile west of Pinckney in \ i a s t Wednesday. bly> membe
crop up over night.
1
1
largest
number of registrations Tn-s..
L'iia
Sunday. Jeff Davis
fell a n d
.. . . Florence Preuss Monday night. He was born in Rua^ia | s^>ate officers weiv there.Mis. MCMwithin the county. Mrs. Katherine
Her ln;j i h i s i c y . L i n d a (."lough's c o u s i n s
sdames
Bonner and Preuss and came to Pinckney in 1930 after v,in Campbcll,pies. presided,
Nyo of East Lansing has been named
Canada is g e t t i n g all het up be.
spending a number of years in .De theme was "Walk Humbly vith Tl;y v J cd u:v. JShe h a d t h e c h i c k e n p o x .
co-hostesses .
T
I
chairman of the state wide rtgistra
U
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K
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s
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r
'
s
m
o
t
h
e
r
h
a
s
a
il^.'\^
e;.i
. <• American capital lias taken
troit. He operated a duck farm here
Mike Heath was guest soloist
l
icn committee.
,p. T i m n i y S p r o u t h a s a n e w • *• • Aei c o , ' . i i / i/\ inu' t of her indus.
lor several years. Recently he hhas a n c j
"I'll Walk with Cod" and
1
, ans now own 59 p e r .
worked in Howell. Surviving is his
Me Live Today.">:r:uor yi.-i/. v. •!, iis old p u p p y n a m e d Patty.J<<r>
CONG. HAWORTH ILL
;P)NCKNEY CEMETERY MEETS
the Canadian oil industry^
t noon. The afternoon speaker I' /iiietiy hiid uoinjniuy S u n d a y . Tilt .*
Don Hayworth of this dis.. wife, Anna and a foster daughte^,
All lot owners and persons inter- tvlct underwent a sinus operation in Anna, in Detroit. Funeral will be at ;.vs Mrs. Warren Brown of Lansing • ' c : i t OTI a h i k e a n d s a w a sn.\K('
pe. . n* of the mining industry
W
ested ni the Pinckney Cemetery are iit'LiWa Naval Hospital Washing the Holy Trinity Kussian
n' of all manufacturing.
M8
owed through the pie:iident's L>ei>t:y Mowei'H ha^j 'J novv licjr.s.Willie
"h'STW8""to attencted the annual meet "ton D. C. Friday*, and will be lad'upj Church in Deti'oit Thursday at 9:00 humility them67*-M~^v^'<ll*w**^*Me^»-i.
iiue*ujaeiiLs in Canada total 5.7
ing and election of officers at t'.;e 10 days. He is paired on 3 soil bank a. m.. Burial is there.
':\
il
i
i
o
n
••
ht
o
r
d
hiis
a
new
j
a c k e t an
if value of the indu.'itrisa
Mrs. Ralph nienn, state president
k
Swarthout Funeral Home Monday vote*'. l.He is in favor of adding gra
.O
iii>,sic
l'e.ilivai
,..; billions. We do not
and Mrs. J. C. Humphreys of Flnti
night, May 14 at 8 p. m. The center i Hi/;;- lands toi the soil bank plan. 2.
ZOO s o o n .
1
• .ythiii^ to get unduly
REV. JOSEPH J. DION
also spoke and ad mission servic: i i i . d
e$y board has purclu^ed the ceme 1 Against Advance payments. 3. Final
•1 a
In the early days of
Kev. Joseph J. Dion, 49, pastor of for '.) junior members was ui en l-y
( f
tery of the Dr. Haze heirs and has
.
Y\v.
\
and
Scroud
t
.
nation
Gre-it
iJritian once con.
3U 7Bi
St. Girard's church, Detroit died Sat Mry. Howard Wilson and :! senior
a number of things to present for
J'iii
i.ikcu was 7 years old Sun
d most of the industries of this
uvriay. He was captain in the chap
members by Mrs. Paul King::ltconsideration of the lot owners:
i.v. ; IK- al.-o controlled the Suez
v\
\ OUIIL;
it ''•citing
a new
MAY COURT ERM
Iain's corp and served in the south
Officers elected were Mis, Mer.
1 Mac LicvcJe.
1. Price to be set for cemetery lots9
;lvi
('a ia! i'he diamond mines of South
The court term starts May 14.60 Paciiic from 1941-4G. He started win Campbell , pres; Mrs, Jo)
India.
Af <:t an^ the markets of
2. Perpetual care?
j c::ses are listed. There ave no crim.. St. Girard's church in 1950. Since Donald, 1st vice Mrs Harry Le.L^-ul
oil I'L ! l.> in Ai"abia, t\\. richest
'•ifiid a n d T ' l i r d
3 Grading, platting and surveying t uiiil cases. 5 seek citizenship, 1*3 jury l'J47 he has been president of the ice, The meeting is in
'.!
ii:< . \ o , l ( a r e controlled by
D(,nal(i I ' e M j i a i s h e l p i n g i i i s
; cases, 13 non-jury cases, 10 chancery Detroit diocese Holy Name Society. in 1957.
the new addition?
; ar.d .', .icrican capital.lt is the
1-uild a house. They poured the foo.
He leaves 3 brothers and 4 sisters.
4. Cost per lot for yearly upkeep? ard 18 divorce.
1
v ,-. • I j g e amounts of money
in:.: S t t u i d - y . Margaret Ackley i i ; i . Citizenship seekers are
Urgen The funeral was today with burial in
LIVINGSTON LODGE NO. 76
Now "that the board will get the
n
i'or (l<.'Vfjlo])ment whi^h
a new kiilrn .. a^s. llei- cousins from
Gies, Nancy Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
MAY CALENDAR
sale price for lots which they have Mcskovicli, Charles
1 communities cannot supply so
Uetiuit vi.iited hec Sunday- J1 ; > 1 >'
He was a brother of the late Rev.
May 15-8 p. m.. EA Degree.
*iever had before they hope to buii'l Civ;-, Pauline Daugirdan, Ingebord
i."essury to go outside for it.
De.. ^k-htoeder was \) y c a i s old Saturday.
Lewis Dion, former pastor of St.
up a reserve iund and make many J'olhamus.
May 21-23, Grand Lodge
Sr.e went to L'tii'a with-her paren'.-;.
The local cases are Maryland Cas Mary's church here whom he often troit.
improvements they were not able to
Tlu'ie .'in, to l>c .some doubt if
Saicil; McMaeken entertained
her
uaHty Co. vs Lloyd VanBlaricum visited.
betore.
May 26-8 p. m. FC Dcgnes
j.-.y
farm i\'.. I bill at all will be
Inter Insurance Co. vs Roger Koepp
Don Swarthout, Pres.
Alonzo VanSlambrook W. M. cousin, Martha LaRosa, Saturday.
Judy Bovuwsky had company from ;.(ii i on a t this term of congress.
JUDGE NEIL E. REID
en (auto accident cases).Martin La
Ross Read, Vice Presi.
P. W. Curlett, Sec.
lK:i-faH-LuM r. tlie weok end. James ' 1 ! , i)..MM>cri!ts have given up trying
Judge Neil E. Reid, of the supreme
van v« Irving DupTe and wife, State
Blanche Martin, Sec-Tre^s.
—
oooo
;->:- i.ia'ii1 high price support*
Caiih^H's fai\ily
enlertaincd the to
Highway Co. Charl#s Ziegler seeks court and past grand master of the
oeoo
_ —
APPROVE BOND ISSl'E
I have introduced a
soil
(lu.-taf..: ;i familyr-fn-. Canticll showto condemn land for highway pur Masons of Michigan died at St.Joe
LOSE TO SOUTH LYON
The Brighton $500,000 scchool bond
n bn. (»i . .eii' own. It diffe/s
Pinckney outhit South Lyon 7 to 0 poses. Harold Rady vs Walter Hegh hospital, Mt. Clemens, Friday after amendment was approved Monday ed pictures he took in (.iuatamala.
Fiiday but lost the same 4 to 2.Ji;.\ ner and. wife. Clinton Loar vs Melviu a heart attack. He held
Mi rilyn Singer entertained Joan from the presidents bill in some r e
office in
(
30
J
to
8G.
;-i;-;.s. They want pasture land added
Hock rang up another victory for McCauley. Jean Spencer vs James Macomb county 32 years as court
Saturday. Mike Ha'rdin spent Sa^ur
The
proposition
to
annex
the
Hani
South Lyon who lead the league ami iler.rd.
day witli Kit-kit- Uloxom. They put uj> V. the so., ^ank land.s. The Republi
reporter juige of probate and cirburg
school
district
lost
237
to
101.
also tapped out 3 hits. PeLe Go:>-/
i\ tent. Joan Kichman
vi.siLcd her cu!i;4 ilo not. They say it would create
The divorce suits arc Bud vs Betty cuit judge btfore being elevated to
It
was
claimed
the
facilites
in
the
£', rand mother in the hos])it;il .Sunday. a beet surplus. The Republicans went
had a double and single for Vinckney, FovLcr, Jecmette vs James Verbeek, the supreme court in 1942. His solo
bond
issue
will
only
be
sufficient
Ami Marie went to Detroit f<>r the io n^ike 1^57 soil bank p a y m e n t s to
Herb Dyer, 2 singles and Derm.e Yh ;inicr vs Warren Gow, Helen vg survivor is his. wife He was given
( ) r the children now in the district.
fir.->t communion of her cousin, Shar 'J\i' farmers now. The Democrats do
Clark a double. Dick Kennedy pitch
Kenneth Morris, Sandra vs Reece grand lodge funeral Tuesday. Whila
o
cd C innings for Pinckney and D. a ., .iver, Mary vs Henry Millhence, i iii grand lodge he attended at least
Fifth Grade News
I n Young. They aUo called on the no:. They say it would be nothing
buying prograin.
Packer one .
Dorothy vs Roscoe Dukes, Lawrence 15 past masters nights at Pinckney.
M a r y Lee Aschenbrennei- received ] l J ^i Kuhn family, iiilly Shiiey has a L>LK ;i h u . c vote
Ye editor received a Christmas card u birthday card and handkerchief | ne.v Cub Scout, h a t . Marc Meyer had As -..c said be-ore we can see little
WOMEN'S REPUBLICAN CLUB vs Fva King, Lucille vs Alle Weeks,
d i i i c . r ^ c c in the 2 plans. The Demo
from him.
from her pen pal in England. We his last polio shot Sunday. Hetty erais v.Kjid pay them enough e x t r a
Mrs. Mae Daller will entertain the Ncrma vs Jake Howie.
birthday cards for Donna Jea.i ! Pucketts brother had a birthday
Livingston County Republican Wo.,
FREEMAN CARR
it.y Sunday. David hlhirey's
dad [ for their c-jps so that the farmers
MAY COURT TERM
mans Club at her home at 2i2 East
Freeman Carr. 90, died in Detroit today. She gets her spanking tonight. ,'
vould maiu a profit. The Republican*
Putnam-Blanche
Clark, Leona last Wednesday. He lived for a num We had arithmetic drills on the board i
Main St. May 16 at
2 p, m. Mes..
WOUIL p.'iy them so much rent per
dames Ross Read,Fred Read, Blanch Hird .
bev of years on a farm on M-36 W# atd learned speed and accuracy. Our i
ucri to. i-.-.jng their lands lie idle.
Fourth Grade News
Hamburg—Irvin Miller, Jea". Dins, I this side of Gregory where he trained units in geography are coming fine. |
are co-hostesses. The speaker is
We are gettting ready ..'or the 'i hc-f payments would be continued
Mrs. Gene Backus of Owosso of the n ore.
race horses. His only survivor is a The different state reports are inter ' .Spring Festival to be held in Hill Aud indefinitely. Both call for huge hand
linadilin-Violet Carpenter, Nor
toting. Veiining Curts, Dorothy {
Republican Womens Federation oi
j a son, Malcolm, of Detroit .
CIK> of federal money.
man
Whitehead.
Ciarlf, Wallace Singer, Patty Boys itoMum, Ann Arbor May 10. 2 p. n.
Women's Clubs. All are invited.
Hartland- Athlinda
Glendenning,
We are making cards and jake scrap Donna Kessler, Diane Schenden,
AUTO ACCIDENT
1'tesi i-nt i^aienhower is making
' hiam- Gubachy, Karen Rowell, Laiy
Jc e Foldenauer.
SOFT BALL N3WS
Ralph Sally, 35, of Willis, was book for Dick Wylie who is in the Gyrie lienny Segura,John Wilson and stn*enuous effort to get his 4.9 billioa
Howell City..W. N. Isbell, JmesJ killed Saturday night on McGregor P'''cPherson - hospital with a b roken
at the Chilscm prison
The _
Jnhn Grant will do' a square dance foreign aid program across and
Lyons.
Rd., Portage Lake when his car hit leg. We enjoyed the puppet show on the program. Mike Hummer has inosi of his opposition is coming from
camp l*st Sunday was postponed on
Howe'\ Twp.-Clyde
McGillard, a tree, east of the Zimmerman-Gor- put on by the 8th grade. We are mak
account of rain. Pinckney will play
Graham Giegler.
ing Mother's Day gifts and writing gone to Arkansas for 2 weeks with old line conservative Republicans of
ton
realty
office.
Earlier
in
the
there this Sunday. May 13 at 5:15
Iosco—Angelina Harmtn,
Merrill evening he had received a ticket for stoiies about our mothers. The boys his grand parents. We started study- 1 he isolationist school.They have Cut
p. m.
iUiiiament program to such *n
ing wild flowers this week.
Euckley.
driving 60 miles an hour. Owing to -re all in the dance to be presented
cxtc.t
that Russia is now ahead of
Fouth and Fifth
) Maroin-Victoria Strand,
Elaine
the
fact
his
car
resembled
Holii^
Hill
auditorium
Thursday
except
;
Dick McCai ty's sister saw -an ac us in planes, guided missies, troops
Anderson.
Amburg-ey's it was reported first Uruce and Everett, due to side pains.
iden. Pat Tessmer went to Battle and abo.t everything else. If we are
r- Oceola-Gra Scott, Wm. Corking.
Sixth Grade New*
Hollis was the victim, Sally worked
Cicc-k. The Baxters hnvo 2 lambs.. I'wr f6rced into another war wa
Al Pinckney Elementary School [ Tyrone-Mrs. Clare D e a n /
The flth grade girls played Mrs.
at the Ford Motor Co. He is survived
I eRoy Port<-r went fishing Saturday. wiil probably find ourselves in the
Brighton City-Myrna Beebe%CHff by his parents and 2 sisters.
General Purpose Room
Heatons and Mrs. Tasches «irls and
.same predicument as we were in
Fifth and Sixth Grades
Roberts.
•M__—^M»M*
won . Terry Rowell and Leonard
Today we play Mrs. Ta^che's World War II when we suffered a
vghiton Twp.-. Ed Hyne, Homer
Dr. Walter Mercer and wife
of Slayden umpires. It was a hard game.
girls at soft ball. Last
Wednesday Yours straight military defeats bf
Lionsen.
East
Lansing
icalled
on
Wm.
Mercer
Nancy
Darrow
made
a
double
play
Last Monthly Get Together for th3
v.o went to the Henry Ford museum, j cause we were caught unprepared.
Cohoctah — Cressa
Wriggels worth Tuesday.
•
°n Maries Schuck and Barbara
Mother's Club for the- school year. William i^etterly.
7 p e d e gave up the day to go with :
Judy Aachenbrenner with a group Rnughn.
LIBRARY NEWS
Entertainment to be presented by
us Th.y were Mrs. Schroeder, Mvs.
Con way-Gale Antcliff, Don Gar. of Ann Arbor telephone operators at
Student Council
Now bov/n.8 are Toaster'*^ Hand
the school children.Come One.Come lock.
I'(.oia, Mrs. Coates, Mrs Mason, Mrs.
tended the Derby at Lousviille, K/. j The Elementary school*had an All
I'ook
by Edmunds, Sue Barton, by
AW.
Holiisier and Mrs. BaircLt. Duwain
i-eerfield— Mrs. Max
Johnson, Saturday.
I Star Day Friday if all the rooms
Hoy was sicck. We are sorry he did ^'ludent .Nurse Barton, M i g h t ^ ^ t o
Walter McCabe.
The
George
VanNormana,
Mrs.
.were
quiet
In
the
lunch
hour
each
BASE BALL SCHEDULE
Gemoa-Emil Wietzke. R.N.Housner. Ruth Curlett and Paula attended the child would get a sucker. It turned nor go. Beech«r Patrick was in Ken.. oi baseball by Verral, The BlgjnnMay 11 Dexter here.
Green Oak—Hannes Musch, Glenn Brighton O. E. S. Tuesday night' out fine. The Student counctl held a lucky.. School will be out soon. We all i y; by Lowen,Loon Feather by Filler
Tday 15 Manchester here.
hope to pass,
Eastman.
where Norma Jean MeLucat and regular meeting in Mrs. Thayer't
Hay 18..Hartlaad there.
Greatest Pitcher* by
Meonoflite ttburcn
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Family Pot Luck
Mayy 18,1956
Maj ».South U
Handy-Cath«rni« Gehriager.
Mr*. Pauline Amo Joined the olrder. | room aUo.
and hope she U back next year.
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MM, eLG
LOCAL NEWS f
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Leo Ewers has moved the former
Notes of 25 Yean Af o
Paris in the Spring strike
your fancy? Or maybe you'd
like to play it big on the
Riviera? Don't limit your*
self, the grand prize in
De S o t o ' s exciting new
"Winning Ride" contest is a
one month, all-expense-paid
adventure trip for you and
your immediate family anywhere in the world*, plus a
beautiful 1956 De Soto FireQlle 4-door Sedan. Easy to
win. See your DeSoto dealer
for all the details.
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SVan's Motor Sales
145 EAST MAIN ST.
Pinckne>, Mich.
FOR HER GRADUATION
for
NEW singing color$
the
going
gal..
NEW chromnium
hardware
NEW
Liftomatic
hinges
And what colors!
What smooth, elegant locks! And
what a blessing to
have a Liftomatic
h{nge that springs
open — stays open keeps the top up un*
til you pull it down!
The Sky-way Chro*
matic Series is, as
always, perpetually
matchable, in the
wonderful, washable
Koroseal* that defies
time and wear.
'
•TM Reg. B. F. CwdricB C*
Mrs. Anna Wiles, 71, mother of
Max and Brail Weiss, passed
Thursday.
The Mother's day dinner at toe
Cong'l. church was largely attended.
Mrs. Mable Schafer was
toastmiitresb. Mrs. E. G Fish#90, was the
oldest mother present. Mrs. Bert
"anBlaricum had the most daughters
present, 7. Mrs. Winfield Line»How
ell v.as speaker. Her subject wasuThe
Relations of Mother and Daughter
Korea."
la the soft ball league Pete Gerycz
of Hank Shirey:s Vikings won a 1 to
0 game from Don Swarthout of Hube
Ledwidges Victor's Monday. Norm
Miller with the Vikings robbed Pete
Hasfcencahl of the Victors of a home
ran in the 7th with a one hand grab.
Pinckney lost a hard ball game
to Chelsea here Sunday 10 to 11.
They made 6 errors to Chelsea's 4.
Dor Swarthout for Pinckney struck
out 14 but walked 6. The Pinckney
lineup: Swarthout p; Ward, c; Hen.
dee, lb,; G. Kennedy, 2ft; H. Reason,
2b; Rissman, ss; outfield, N. Miller,
R. Reason, K. Reason.I
Cal Covert of Ann Arbor has
rented the community hall and will
put on dances every Friday,
George Merrill, 86, a prominent
Webster farmer died Saturday.
The oil well at Conway was shot
Saturday at a depth of 1748 feet
a*d brought in water and enough
gas to boil the water. Ye editor with
W. C. Miller, Fred Slay ton and C.
Kennedy visited the well last week.
Stanton Line is a patient at U. of
M hospital, Ann Arbor.
Maurice Darrow and Kenneth Rea
7ieth Reason attended the Stock
bridge—House of David ball game
at Stockbridge last week. House of
David won 5 to 2..
Notes of 48 Years Ago
Erm& Lewis home to a lot on Una {
dilla S t east of the Norman White
home.
The Bob Tasch family had dinner
with the Wayne AtLees Sunday who
came home from Florida
Saturday.
U
Mrs. Noreen Ctarr and Mollie of
Port Huron and Mke Carr Oif East
Lansing spent Sunday with
Mrs.
Edith Carr.
Mesdames
Virginia VanNorman,
Florence Baughn and Edith Carr
called on Mrs. Mae Bullis in Gre?.
ory last Tuesday.
Merwin Campbell and wife, Beverly and Dick called on the Floyd
Maycroft family in Grand Rapids
Sunday.
The Andrew Campbells spent Sun
day with the Dick Young family in
Flint.
The Kenneth Reason family of
Ann Arbor called at the home of
Mrs. Edna Reason Sunday.
The Albert Shirleys spent Sunday
at the Roy Wright home in Gregory,
observing the Shirley's 35th wedding
anniversary.
Thf Ronnie Hoskins family
of
Detroit spent Sunday with the Bob
Ackley family. Herbert Chambers of
Ann Arbor called Saturday.
The Thursday night Ladies Bowl.,
ing League held their banquet at
the Masonic temple here last Wed.
nesday night served by the O.E.S. 62
weie present.
The Gerry Eichman family called
on his mother at Oakwood hospital,
Detroit Sunday.
Bert Benham and wife of Brigh.
ton and George Thompson and wife
were Sunday dinner guests of the M
E. Darrows.
Mrs. Ethel Sprout was a Saturday
guest of the Louis Wagners.
Mrs. Nellie Wylie and Kaye, W. H.
Euler and wife and Roy Clark called
ou Dick Wylie at McPherson hospital,
HoweH Sunday.
The Dale Millers and Asher Wylies
attended the Kings' Daughters con
vention last week at the West Mar
ion church. Rita Miller played a n *
accordian number.
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Frank Boyer
and
his
wife
Reuben. Gentner and wife and Elmer \
Fritz und wife of Ann
Arbor were \
THE THRESHOLD OF SPACE1
With
.«
Guy
MacHsen and Virginia Leith
John HodUk and Dean Jagger
Color by DeLaxe
in
CineuaSeope
I?OCK AROUND THE CLOCK"
Friday, Saturday, May 11, 112
Doable Feature
Dale Robertoonl Mara Corday and
Jock Mahoney
la
M
A DAY OF FURY"
Also
in
"THE
PRICE OF FEAR"
Merle Oberon, Lex Barker Charles
Drake, Warren Stevens,Mary Field
is
"THE
PRICE OF FEAR"
in SuperSc«»"«»
, "
Cartoon
Sunday Monday May 13, 14
Matinee Sunday', 2:30 p. m. <*>nt,
John Payne, Arlene Dahl, and
Rhonda Fleming
fai
'SLIGHTLY SCARLET"
Car loon
and
Comedy
"DOUBLE JEOPARDY"
With
Rod Cameron and Gale Robbias
Color Cartoon ,
OOOO_
—
Sun., Man. Toes., {May 13, 14, 15
{ R o g e r s and
"CAROUSEL"
CinemaScope 5
Color by DeLuxe
With
Gordon McRae and Shirley Jones
Novelty
News
—
OOOO*
Wed., Thur., May 16, 17
Back by Popular Jtaques
"BATTLE ORY"
.
in CinemaScope
j ..
I
Starring
* Van Heflin.Aida Ray, Mona Freeman
i Nancy O^qn f ,
Jpmes Whitmore*
' Raymond Masey, Tod Hunter, Ann*
I
Francis, Dorothy Malone .
I Cartoon
and
,Wed., Thur., May 15, 16, 17
Glenn Ford, Ernest Borgnine and
"HONKY TONK"
Bod Steiger and Valerie French
in
"J U B A L"
Color by Technicolor
in CinemaScope and Color
Cartoon
and
Sport Short
Newe
Hoover Soil Service
SYLVAN " "
THEATRE .
V,
Natural Soil
Building Materials
WE CARRY COMPLETE LINE OP
COLLODIAL
PHOSPHATE _con
cains trace elements and mineral*.
HYBBO-THjIl^Nature's
own
«0
mineral soil conditioner, Rich
in
potash, high in value.
Thurs., Fr., Sat. ,May 10, 11, 12
"BLACKJACK KETCHAM,"
Desperado"
With
Howard Duff, Hctor Jory and
i"ORGANIC BLEND-A carefully bal
Maggie Murphy
Sun.,
Mon. Tues., May 13, 14, 15 ! anced combination of tne best tegt' oil natural soil builderi Available.
"SPECIAL DELIVERY"
With
Si KY HRO TITE-Naturea own 20 mln
Joseph Cotton, Eva Bartook
post —Neutralizes soil.
AND
HOMEHEAT!N(5
WYLIE L. P. GAS SHRVICL
Tue». ,Wed., Thur., May 15, 16, 17
"HELEN OF TROY"
in CinemaScope and Color
With
Rosana Podesta, Jack Serenas .
and
"THE
TWINKLE IN GOD'S EYE'
With
{
\ Mickey Rooney and Coleen Gray
Color. Cartoon
PHONE 63 HOWELL
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k It True That
r KtJ- Danube L!ut wr Burir.a Brown
PEIRCE'S STORE FOR WOMEN
Store for Women
Howell, Mich.'
Opportunity
VERY SAT. NITE
Knocks But Once?
..Bow about the .income check.
. that comes along1 every to of..
f ten? Each one U Opportunity,
bringing
you chance after
chance to get ahead)
It takes a little planning naturMrs. Helen Clark and Mrs. Ker..
ally.
You can't do much about
'f of Unadilla called on the Bob
grocer and butcher- money.But
Pikes Sunday.
between necessities and luxurAir. and Mrs. Ray Moriarity spent
ies, there is a margin of safety
the week end with the Charles Clark
you can carry forward,
fuvnily at Kalkaska,
, Work out your savings plan..
W. F. Close attended the Repub.
;
1 an contention in Detroit Saturday. } and open an account at this
j bank. Then steadily build it up
Sunday afternoon a baby shower
with regular deposits!.
v 'v O^VPTI by Mrs. Shirley Lelonek,
K,
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and wife with Dell The Hubert Ledwidge and Dtsmond E-. ley for Mrs. Ernest Bodke jr. at
wtf« of A»» Arbor were Ledwidjres families of Royal
Oak tY* home on Bentley Lake Rd. 24
y
present a number coming from
At Tv*qt over the week spent Sunday with Mr*.
redesal b
Eleanor D< oit.
are not running Ledwid&e.
9t Federal!
#nals 7:00 - Races 8:30
Jjorth ol Jackson on M-50
- ENRICHED BREAD
DON'T SAY BREAD
"CREMC
FIRST NATIONAL Bank
iom« from De
112
"ON
Toes* Wei, 1 W . , May 8. 9. 10
Bill Haley and Hut Comet*
tOR COOKING, WATEP
a starter sot in J e t C r a y ,
SAY
Friday, Saturday, May lh
MICHIGAN
Bottle Gas
ACKSON MOTOR
«4SPEEDWAY
CREAMfi
WHTTMOftE L A D .
Ivan I. Richardson
SEASON OPENER!
S/ftT. MITE, № 5
in all wan led sut« and
LEE THEATRE
HOWELL
THEATRE
Rev. A. G. Gajes is at nis farm at
Ed in ore this week.
The 7th and 8th grades
had no
school this week Tthursday so they
could take the 8th grade examination
at Howell.
The
Pinckney
graduating1 class
numbers but 2 this year* Lucy Cul
hane and Wlliiam Brogan.
Tiie Bennie VanBlcricums of Cleve ' AQUA ZYME_This is a
liquid,
Before going
into bankruptccy Sunday guests of the John Boyers.
j land spent the week end with tlie ; rich in pmtien, amonia acids, lauric
Charles G.Smith made certain trans
^Clyde Fisher
and Roy Fishar j Kevin Ledwidges.
j LC ids and some 20 different enzymes
fei's the referee sought to set aside. fcive bought the Mike Pankoff
, W u ] activate penetrate and aerate
Judge Miner in circuit court has
property at M-3 W. and Cedar Lake ! M r s - Elizabeth Colone took 7 cub t }
^
ruleil the transfers legal.
z
Hds. and moved .their house trailers l s c o u t s t o A n n Arbor Sunday to see
The county teachers' meeting is
there from Lakeland.
j t n c U. of M. museum.
Our Materials «Do Not Burn Nor.
at Howell May 16. Supt. Gaul of
Corrode Machinery
I
Patty Palmer attended White Rose
Pinckney is on the program. His sub
Fl>aternit
D n
T H E A T R E *!
y " c e at Michigan State ! . Available in 80 lb. bag, by ton
ject is "Teaching of Arithmetic."
"Normal,.
. -Ypsilanti,
- . - . - Saturday night. i o r carload. Write for free literature.
The Ann Arbor Times has purchas
Friday, Saturday, May 11, 112
ed the Ann Arbor News owned by
"FOX FIRE"
Mrs. Hazel Parker visited
her
I rank P. Glazier and consolidated
Color by Technicolor
daughter, Dorothy, at Mt. Clemens
the 2. Robert Warren will be editor.
With
last week who was given a linen
DEXTER-PINCKNEY ROAD
This issue ha s the names of 72
Jeff Chandler and Jane Russell
shower by the teachers there.
Uexter, Mich. Ph o ne HA 6-2218
persons who joined the Pinckney
and
Authorized Dealer
Old Boys and Girls Association Ly
"SEMINOLE"
sending1 in their $1.00.
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In Technicolor
The Howell City Band will give a
With
concert and dance at the opera
Rock Hudson and Barbara Hale
house here May 14 Adm. concert 25c
Cartoon
and dance 50c.
Mrs. Anna Brogan is taking treat Sunday Monday May 13, 14
•THE COURT MARTIAL OF
merit at the Pontiac hospital.
J
BILLY MITCHELL"
The Glazier Bank at Chelsea which
in
CinemaScope and Color
failed has declared a 30 percent divi.
With
dend.
Elizabeth Montgomery and
The 60 launch owners at Lakel&nd
v
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Gary Cooper
formed an association.
Zukey now
Also
has 40 cottages, Strawberry 20, Base
YOUR SMILE ALONG"
30 and Portage 30.
With
William Moran advertises cement
Frankie Lane, Keefe Brasselle
in this issue for $1.50. barrel.
Cartoon
The Pinckney base ball team meets '
Saturday to organize
»rle« ptui Ux
Ct
Mrs. Inez Martin and daughter of
Federal
The Robert Pikes took Mrs. Beat. Lansing the Gerald, Ambrose and
ley to Corfuna Saturday.Mrs. AHcea Gerald Kennedy families were Sun- AB DeposiU teamd Up to HM#0
Bruff came back witb them.
day guetts of the Irvin Kennedys*
f«•» Eaak lennaiter
IT'S FUN TO OWN A CAk!"
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When you buy a new or used car, finance here
via bank auto loan. Service is prompt and per*
sonal; the monthly payment plan geared to your
needs. Our bank's plan for car-financing can
help you drive a car at lowest financing cost.
THE McPHERSON STATE BANK
INCORPORATED 1*18
OVER CTNETY TEARS OF SAFE
HOWELL—ftHGKNBY
AJl Deports up to $10,000 insured by Our Membership in the Federal
Deposit
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WedatsHa-, May 8, 195*
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Wednesday,
OSS!
May 16, 1O:OO A,M. — S:OO P.M.
David S. Mace*
Celebrating ttie Dedical on of
Flint attorney who is candidate
for Republican nomination for con.
grew. 6th district.
MagnlflccnS
M
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Oldsmobile and Fisher Body are JM.KI^
to jointly salute the opening of Vac
new General Motors Technical ('enter.
Here 4,000 scientists and technicians
will probe cthe future to discover new
products and product improvements
for transportation, industry, farm,
few Lightweight Hose
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Jo']'}
! . r a t i o n of o n e oi (.'.:
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riant
u.,.. n ^ t o r y .
\ i-il li'»ih lh»; ()!(!.-inoiiile itmi F i s h r
.l^'f'v rii.iiii- o n ( h ) e n I m u s e D a y i n r ]
.-cr l.'iiso w o r l d - f a m o u s L a n d i n g p r o d u c t s JM t ii" m u u i u g .
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frwth* resistance are major assets
efficiente onew garden
l 0 of/this
£ £ Jr aa dd ee °* neonJprene-covered
J p r e d
fHD&er awrretnfbrced with rayMi tire cord. Even in this 100>oot cou the hose is easy to carry. The covering of Du Pont
leopreixe resists damage from
sunlight and weather, and offers
:ne home gardener a hose which
needs no pampering or special
THE
COHTRY-PILPIT
WEEKLY SERMON
by
factor P. F. Nieuwkoop
Advice for
Defense
Professor Geo.
VetUr of New
York University
•peaking to 400
civil defense war*
den* said, "When
UM bombs start
falling
sing
hymns." There it
no question but
what the hymn*
of the ch«rch hare been comforting and encouraging to
Christians in the hour of danger
and trial. However, to those who
have not become acquainted with
tiie God and Saviour of whom
the hymns speak may find that
it takes more than even a Chris*
dan song to still their fears and
fit their souls for heaven, should
a bomb fall too close. It's not
tke song, it's the Christ of the
•oaf that we need every hour.
Why wait until the bombs fall
to become acquainted with Him?
Recently a church displayed the
following sign,
"When the
bombs start falling, this church
will be open for prayer, but it
may bo too late then. Better
eome next Sunday." Surely yov
will find as thousands of others
that Christianity is as good to
"live with" as it is to "die with".
II Cor. 8t2, "For He taith, I
have hoard thee in a time accepted, and in the day of salvation have I succored thee: behold, now is tfe-? accepted timet
feehoki, now is the day of salvation." For your eternal welfare
accept the Luviour today!
Thouj&nd of fish have been winter
killed fey tack of oxygen.
Owners of dogs molesting d«ex
w t fined A total of $507 at Cadill
ac latt yaar.
Tk« pheasant crowing census in
state started this week.
MAKfi A DATE TO VISIT
ALL THREE
FAMOUS
OLDSMOBILE
MAIN PLANT
Parking is available in the Forge
Plant lot, located off Saginaw St.*
north of the building.
Fr«« Bus f«rvic« will be provided >
from the corner of Michigan and ',
Washington Avenue^ to the Forge ;
Plant gate entrance on Saginaw St.
every 15 minutes.
Yooil • • • red-hot steel forged into
vital Oldsmobile parts in one of the
industry's most up-to-date for<;e \
plants, Refreshments \vill he served. *•
CONSERVATION NOTES
O KO I N I R A L
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M O T O R S
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VERLINDEN ST. PLANT
Parking facilities w\\\ he availahlo in the conviT
Memorial Stadium parking lot just west of
Lansing Sexton [i ; ^li .School.
Free Shuttle But Service \\U\ be pro\ Mr<I from the Menu
Stadium parking lot to the Fi-hrr Hody plant main entrance
regular intervals. Plant tours uill ho conducted continuous •
10 a.m. to 9 p.m. See raw steel shaped and transformed in: <
pleaming, finished OliUmohile hodii-s . . . more than 400 specia 1
ized precision tools and machines. Hcfr^.shmeiUs \s ill he served.
LDSMOBILE and Fl
S H V I S I O N S
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POROE PLANT
Pmkkm is available in the new Oldsmobile lot i t Oldi and Division Avenues.
Use the parking lot entrance located
on William Street.
Frw« lUl 8«rvk« will be provided from
the corner of Michigan and Washington
Avenues to the Olds Engineering Building entrance every 15 minutes.
You'H • • • the most modern mass-production methods at work . . . an historic
exhibit of Oldsmobiles, dating from
1904. Refreshments will be served.
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In March 78 coyottes, 1OT8 foxes jfp
i p
C i
and 54 bobcats were taken for boun./ f O O d i . a n L U l
An effort to restore the prairie/"i
ickens will be made at
prices,
ehickens
at Houghton ' p | E S P I T E lower farm
r p
LJ
the
to quit
h year t
it
State Forest this yiar.
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60 fires damaged 928 acres last ! ^ a t ^ a s t h e * statement of
week.
University of Missouri extension
Kural Mail Carriers are taking soils specialists, in a release
p«,t in . 3 we«k8 ceM « a of deer and
%FlX&&cS£&&
grouse m northern Michigan.
These specialists point out
A beaver trapper at Newberry re that the "wise use" of fertilizer
cently caught a coyotte in a beaver | can'cut costs and increase intrap and coUecfcd ,15 bounty.
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that
f
t
c
o
s
p:a;'i
ood
h
a s risen
Persons are warned not to pick
•y cent since 1935,
up young raccoons, fawns, squirrels only 13
<•• ;t of all producor other wild animals for pets. It is whereas t
.•'•.•;;r b u y s h a s
against the law and conservation
;
„. >_^ui It L;:ses
oi't
on statistics
:t ' o:
officers will take them away from this
cited
r--rr-:.U\ by Russell Coleyou.
man, ex^-ru^v ^ vice president,
Despite numerous court decis- National
. Food Council.
ions that people cannot be. barred
Today's fertilizer has more
from fishing on navigable streams crop-building power than ever
(those that have outlets) many peo- before, the committee says. In
PW who own .and .round * « „ . £ £st « £ £ & ,«"%£<£
ftill try to bar fishermen by build, tration of plant food per ton of
ost 23
ing dams. In Presque Isle county fertilizer by almost
23 pe
perce
cent
in some MidHenry and Naomi Lucy who own Agronomists in s m e Mid
aU the land around Lake Ann tried
f eXtra yields per acre for
to bar fishermen by building a dam oof
The court has ordered the dam re every dollar invested in plant'
moved on the grounds it is a navig. 'end.
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able stream with an outlet.
fc
Rural and city people are &g*idLSuperphospnate
Helps
reminded it is neccessary to get mlanure
Hold
Nitrogen
permit to bum grass, brush or derf A d d i r > g s u p e r p h O s p h a t e to
bis in clearing land.
ibnrnya'rd manure can pay off
The conservation dept. claimfc two ways, repoits the Middle
Soil Improvement
Comthe deer death by starvation and
I t
C
ittee.
al kill will equal the 70,000 shot b.
-The superphosphate giver
manure a better ptant nu
hunters lasl fatl.
2—It helps the
The conservation dept does nc
•o'" ' h a t
like certain provisions of the so
bonk bill. Many of these lands ar
The phor, ! f)to . )e
the m i n u t e i - i - i e it
farmed by share croppers and th
ead in V\it
states share of the crops used fo
Lidwestern
-:.j.
wild life feed especially waterfowL
While separate negotiations continue between,,
the new state of Israel and the Arab nations,
trace teams (1) sent by the United Nations, check
offpoa.nf Arab and Israeli positions during informal conferences somewhere along the front.
Meantime, (2) at United Nations Headquarters
on the Island of Rhodes Acting UN. Media-
tor Ralph Bunche (center) initials armtetlet
agreement between Israel and Egypt, as U«N*
plane (3) stands by to take truce teams anywhere they might be needed. The Israeli an*
Egyptian chief representatives (4) Join ina./rti*aV
ly handshake after signing an armistice to end
fighting between the armies of their eoaatrtM.
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Wednesday, Hay 8,1956
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THERE'S A
Phdc
witli
Sightseeing Variety
and Blue-Water Pleasure in
POWERFUL
MICHIGAN
Michigan Week, May 20-26
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Michigan will you find such a
variety of scenic beauty . . . so many
wonderfully pleasant ways to fill
your vacation hours. Best of all . . .
it's right nearby.
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Vacation in your own WATER
For litaratur* writ*
MICHIGAN TOURIST COUNCIL
ROOM 9, CAPITOL BLDG., LANSING 1, MICH.
Plea** Or to* Safety — ob*crv« H«w
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FISHING IS THE OLDEST INDUSTRY IN
ANP IN FTGCOGNITION OF ITS IMPORTANCE TO
COLONISTS THE "SACRED COP"LS HONC.^£D IN
ond the other lower-price cars !
This rugged Oldsmobile "88" is built
to take all that power, too! For instance,
there's an extra-rigid,five cross-raeinbercd
frame to give you ideal, shock* absorbing
balance.
Hetnivay and go!
Economy? Well, Oldsmobile'a "88" (and
the
Ninety-Eight, too) took top honors
And what flasliinfr1 performance in the
in
the
recent Mobilgas Economy Run!
Bitddle ranjrrs! The Iiocki't is designed to
There's a powerful difference, all
jjve you full benefit of liiph torque—340
right! Uoth in the car, and in our quality
pound-feet at normal engine speeds. That
deans there's always plenty of reserve minded way of doing business. So common in now.' Take the wheel of an Oldspower—\s\n>n you want it, when you need
mobile. Rocket away . . . today!
It for safety's ?ake.
Vou know you're in a big ear . . .
fn>m its looks . . . from the way it rides
and handles! ^ ith your first touch on
lh« accelerator—that 2,'H) h.p, Rocket
Engine* answers >vith all its winging
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216 W. (uand
Phone 514
Ave, Howell, Mich
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Federal Laws or) the
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PXNCKNEY DISPATCH
Euier and wfe anid Roy Clark called
Dtapstca
Qaas
MYRON HUGHES
Postafftea
t. urn
114 8 a Howell * .
gab»criptto» Prfc*
JVJrs. Peter Geryps ivlrti. irvm^
Cantrell and Mrs. Thomas Bunnar
attended the Tour of Homes spo:i..
sored by the Ann Arbor Women's
City lub.
Store
Lonnie VanSlumbrook aiuS /e ed..
iior attended an MM decree confer
ence at the Dexter Masonic te
Friday night.
Bom to Mr. anff Mrs. Herbert
Shenden (Rennie Haines) at St. Jow
: hospital( Ann Arbor April 3D a son.
Herbert Joseph, wt. 8.9 lbs.
LINGERIE
GENTS FURNISHINGS
CANNED GOODS
GROCERIES
SHOES
DRYG< ill
K ENNEDl GENERA! STORE
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lobdell (Ann Shirley Reason) at St.
Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Friday, a
daughter.
The Jim Burns family of Ann Ar
bor, the Don .Burns and Jack Young
families were Sunday guests of the
Ray Burns families.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Camburn
called on Mrs. Esther Campbell at
McPherson hospital, llowell, Satur
day.
George Meabon and son Hob,
spent the week end at Lovells.
The Frank Aberdeen* spent Sun
day with the Rex Xoggles in Ann Ar
bor
Mrs. Andrew Nesbitt with Mrs.
Mrs. Marian Pearson attended a benfit bridge party at the. Michigan
State San. last week
Jolan Porter attended a swimmiii^i
party Saturday given by her clc-s
school, Ann Arbor.
Mesdames Ray Burns and Helen
Young1 were in Ann Arbor Friday.
Mesdames Virginia VanXornian,
Florence Bauglm and EUith Can1
called on Mrs. Esther Campbell at
Pj< Pherson hospital, Howell, last
v.eek.
Pal Umphrey and her father. Dr.
Umpkrey of Detroit were Sunday
K'ue.sts of the George anXonnans.
Miss Dorothy Rohl of Detroit was
a Sunday dinner guest of the Floris
Chirks.
Mrs. Jeanette McDonnell spent the
/week end with the "William Lintners
at Rushton.
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L. j . Henry and wife, Tom Wure
uiid wife John Paul Ware and Jmie
Krahr: and the Karl Kitnh'.'Hy.- at
tended the wo;idin^ vi' M.\ Ton Kate
lvay and Roberta Jacobs at the F< •!
LI"> ' :-J ( ' h u t c h ,
iii{L'!iL. R e c e p t i o n
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'You can Live Better... Electrically"See Your Electrical Appliance Dealer
Evrything in Sherwin Williams
and Building Hardware
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Coal and Fuel Oil
D. E HOEY & SONS
Phone HA 6-8119 Dexter
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Bill Grace, wife and son of Tampa,
Texas are spending a week with the
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark were
in Benton H a r W and Indianapolis
U»t week.
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Complete Line of Plumbing Fixtures
and Supplies
Zlect'ic, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaters
COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS
WE SELL
WE INSTALL & SERVICE
1075 E M-36
PHONE UP 8 3114
Wagoners G rocery
6066 PINCKNEY ROAD
Quality Merchandise
LOW
PRICES
Beer and Wine To Take Out
PHONE HOWELL 705J2
I i r i ^ h u ' i i , S a ' . ' i r d r>
w a s at t h e church.
Tho bride is a cousin of theirs.
The County Ilmiic
Achievement
Day was at Howell last Wednesday.
Th'.1 Pinekney Pe^-s put on a jilayh.''.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hall went to
Marshall Sunday where Iu> buwled
with his Dexter bowling team.
Saturday Mesdames Alice Hray,
Tola. Hall, Susan Dezzle and Evelyn
Hall were in Jackson.
The Fred Trailers of Detroit cali
ed on the Lester McAfees Sunday.
Larhara MAfee entertained a mini
ber of friends at her home Saturday
night after the J
Hop.
Win Baughn with his son, Donald
John Burg jr. Larry VanSlambrook
Pete Wietzke attended a DeMolay
meeting: -at Fowlerville Sunday.
C. J. Clinton attended his Frida/
l:ight bowling league banquet at the
American Legion, Howell, Saturday
r.ight.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Read went to
Jprk^on Monday where .her mother,
Mrs.Claudia Peters, had an operatoin
for cateracts.
Ross Read and wife called on Fred
T-vnlr* in Howell Sunday who has
been ill.
The William Schmidts of Portage
L«ike were Sunday guests of the
James Whitleya.
James Whitley and wife attended
the wedding of his cousin, Sylvia
Whitley and Ed Clark at the Ann Ar
bor Methodist Church Saturday nite.
Merwin Campbell went to Toledo,
Ohio, last week with the Ann Arbor
Argus Masonic Cijaft Club to work
degrees. Previously they worked degrees in Windsor, Ontario. Hill Lamb
belongs to the craft club and also
Carl Bates of Dexter.
• Mrs. Dorothy Dinkel was in Dexter
made early one day last week.
Another attempt
Mrs. Margaret Clark and children
spent
Sunday with the Dan Driver
Sunday morning to rob the General
Store which has been robbed several hovne in Dexter.
Mi and Mrs. Herbert Palmer at
time. Having occasion to get up at
4;30 a. m. members of the Murray tended a wedding in Detroit Satur
Kennedy family saw 2 men on the dav niirht.
The Joe Griffith family and Mrs,
platform at the back door which is
lighted tinkering with the door. A Roberta Amburgey were called to
err was parked near. Murray called Springfield, Mo., Sunday by the
Bob Barks ,prop. who came down but <1eath of Mrs. Griffiths father, Mr.
the men had gone. Nothing wa§ tak- Jlark.
en as far as i* known.
Clyde Fisher was involved m an ac
Mrs. Gladys Wright of Wrighta cident Friday night on M-!6 while
Corners gave a bridal shower for on his way home. A wasp got in the
N&ncy Chubb Tuesday,Mr».Vir*inia car and trying to get it out his car
ia VanNorman gives one at her home ' №t a tree, wrecking it. He was cut
for her May IB.
' A l j O u t t e f a c e > H i s d o g w l l ° w a s Wlt^
\ him was killed. He was not hospital.
Mark Coon of Farmingrton ia visit ized.
ing at the Homer Abney .
Wilbur Eisele and wife and Charles
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Eisfcle
and wife of Fowlervifte called
Mesdamea Rene Miller and Wilhcl
ram a Swarthout attended the Teach- on Mrs. Emma Vollmer Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Newman of Ann Arbor
ers ccamp at Camp Mill near CneUea
vibited the Ben Whites 4stt week.
Saturday.
Delicious enerry pie (other fruit pies,
too) stays oven-fresh for months in a
home food freezer or two-in-one refrigerator freezer. Bake several, freeze the
extras. You'll agree with the many
smart homemakers who say:
LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
Hkfc
39c
CHUCK ROASTS, Lb.
FRESH GROUND BEEF, 3 Lbs.
BOILING BEEF Lb.
$1.00
25c
Groceries and Cold Meat
Lockers for Rent
Custom Butchering Tuesday
THE HOLUSTER MARKET
Complete Service
/, Gus^Lubrication
B. F. GOODRICH TIRES
VEDDER'S MARATHON SERVICE
B. r. boodrich Tires, Batteries, Accessorm "
Phone UP 8 3196 445 East Main Street
"SAY IT A WITH FLOWERS"
from
HELLER'S FLOWERS
Phone 284
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WATER SYST£MS,PLUMB1NG,REPAIRS
THE ROUSH PLUMBING
W e b a t e r P h o n e UP 8 6607
LOUIE'S WELDING .SHOP
a Portable Welding Outfit
Alto AcetUae
LOU1F BROWN
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Wednesday May 9, 1SO6
Neighboring Notes
The Delhi school where Mrs. Mil
Ored Walsh Whe«ler taught for ahout
40 years voted 66 to 32 to be annexed
to the Dexter school. The 32 vote*
favored annexing to Ann Arbor.
NEW
Phoenix Lodge No. 13 F. & A. M.
of Ypsilanti burned the mortgage on
their temple last week. It was built
in 1917 but damaged by fire and par
tialiy rebuilt in 1924 .
HOUSE
IMAGINE I
PIGMENT
31
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II
White Lead
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Zinc Oxide
Magnesium SHkate
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VEHICLE
40.0%
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26.0%
200%
Pure Linseed Oil
Driers and Thinner*
724
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27.0%
IOQ 0 %
freshly made
BUNERAL
Ray M. D#v, M. D.
PUcksey Michigan
Call 11:00* A. M. to 2:00 P. 1L
Except Wednesdays
Tnes., F r i , Sat.
9:00 to 8:00 P. M.
LEE LAVEY
HOME
Doi C Svajfltart
Director
Modem Equipment
Ambulance Service
PHONE U P 8-1172
Fred C.
O
120 West Grand River
Howell, Michigan
Phone 358
Residence 61)
The Union Bank and Peoples Banks
U P 8-3221
of Manchester will hold a meeting*
tc consider merging.
Stockbridge wlli exchange mayors
LYLE W. MJNSELL ASSOCIATE
wi)th Harrison May 21.
REGWSTERJfD LAND
250 attended the 50th anniversai*y
livestock Hauling
SURVEYOR
dinner given Rev. Behner of Stock,
Weekly Trips Made to Detroit
Office 211% East Grand River
bridge last week.
General Trucking
Phone 1551-W
Howell, Michigan
Clarice Cook is valedictorian of
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U P ft-4541
U l e W. Munsett, Associate
Stockbridge senior class and Carolyn
Robeson of Gregory, jsalutatorian.
The entrance to the Veteran's Mem
DENTIST
COMPLETE INSURANCE COVBI
orccil Lighted Field at Stockbridge is
Telephone
Office
935
AGB
being constructed. |1728.46
was
Residence 814
raised by subscription.
Evenings
by Appointment
The Unadilla Mother and Daugh.
Eowell Michigan
1 4 2 MILL ST.
ter banquet is May 12
Mncknej,
Mich.
Phoa« UP 8-1131
The site of the new Dexter high
school if approved will be off Baker
Rd. adjacent to the athletic field.
Part of the base ball diamond will
funr,
rlomes, Lake Property
be used.
] iftiness' Opportunities
The Dexter Kiwanis Rummage FARM SALES A SPEOALJT?
List '/our Property With M«
Phone Fowlerville CA 3 Vi
sale is May 25-26. *
Mrs. Ross Robb of Fowlerville
— 209 North Peaif
died at St Joe hosipital, Ann Arbor,
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A nil 3iO.
233 UnadUla St PinJciey, MIc>
Born to Editor Dick Rudnicki and Waicb R&pcdring.Gold Stc^npu
wife of Fowlerille at Sparrow hos. Watches, Watch Btivisjeweift
Handmade Ffec&at Billfolds
pHul ,Lansinj>- April 26 a son. This
OPTOMETRIST ..
Eye Examination*
si their third child.
Wednesday and Saturday
The Brighton postoffice becomes a
by Appointment
first class office July 1 next.
RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE
9126 Chilson Road, '/<mi. N. of
The state police seek 168 recruits
Prompt and Courteous
Phoaa Oripbton AC 7A4U
123 Webster 8l
D
a3 the legislature authorized that Phone UP 8-D5*I
Pinckney, Michigan
many.
SALESMAN-Experience not necesa
The Brighton Mother and Daugh . }
ter banquet is May 11 at the Luth.. . .
ary. Sell Buicks ir Pinckney, all or
eran ehurcch.
WANTED _ Experienced Waitress 1:.ilrt time, must have excellent char! acter and be well known in commun.
Charles Lane, son of the late Dr. for opening in Ann Arbor.
Chan Lane of Chelsea has been nam
Box 108, Pinckney .
Hv
LIVINGSTON MOTOR SALES
f I principal" of the school there.
"Your Buick Dealer"
1 he Chelsea fire siren got
short FOR SALE_. Combination
Screen
In Howell for 21 Years
circuited hist week ami the peope and Storm Door LM0xS.2. $10.00.
tnou^'ht the continuous blast was tor
Mrs. Mae Duller
nado alert.
FOR SALE_House Trailer, 16 ft. in
The robbery of the Green school HELP WAXTED-Saniiarium attend
ooou condition, newly painted, inquire
on Pin^ree Rd. has been solved by ants and institutional workers to
212 East Main St., Pinckney.
the confession of Edward Piston of fill future vacancies at Midi. Stale
FJ'nt held in the Howell jail. He ami • Sui;ilarium Howell, S/i5.20 to #63.60 I- OR SALE_One Inner Spring Matt2 others admitted ~A) breaking in this [ with "paid vacation, sick leave.pleas n.-s. and coil wire springs.
county and Shinwnssee.
| a nt working conditions. Write
Tnone UP Town 8 -3170
Ted Stubbs of Hamburg- and Wm. j MW-V;. Civil Service, Lansing 13,
j liowhall of Howell will be induccted i Michigan,
FOR SALE Fox Pups.
into the service May 8.
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Marion Meson is Howell senior . FOR, SALE—Jolin Uce>'«; Tractor Claude Swarthout Phone UP 8 3103
class valedictorian and Oliver All ' |>inw,
1'inw, combine ai;J cultivator
for
r
bright .s(b|utatorian.Margaret Arm. Jr-l5>;l.fj00
jf)0 at lic'-SOTi i*ai':ri, Pingreo Rd. WANTED-Responsible person
to
strong is Hartland salutatorian and Phone Garfield LiZol1.', Detroit.Mich. take over low monthtly payments
Ilene Ridenoir, salutcrtorian.
on f pi ret piano. Can be seen in thi
1
Bii^hton has organized a Junior FOI1 SALE-Four
!' deep well vicinity. Write Credit Manager
\ Babe Rutli Baseball League for boys electric lan.^e,
Harold Porter
Hox 81, Greenville, Michigan.
[ I'hov.e HA 6 DGGT77
from 13 to 15 years old.
LLOYD HENDEE
DR. G. R. McCLOSKEY Roger J. Carr Agency
COLORS
100.0%
to choose from
Edith R. Carr
i ui-tti
BERT WYUE,
Auctioneer
LOOK AT THE AMAZENG FACTS:
1. Covers 600 sq. ft. per gallon
2. Permanent Colors
3. Extremely easy application
The Pinckney SanitaritiSn
CLAY GORDON
Bonded Finishing White
si
1HE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEI |
General Insurance
EXCLUSIVE BOYDELL FORMULA
M
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4. Controlled self-washing
5. Mildew Proof
6. Four*Year Guarantee
Arnold Berquis,
Come In Today—See the colors you select freshly mixed right,
before your eyes!
THE LAVEY HARDWARE ••
Real Estate
Gerald Reason
Ritter T.V.Salcs-Service
TllfC
Tkeresa's Guild of
St.
Mary's Parish Will Sponsor a Dance at the
Knckney Hifh School Gym on
SATURDAY, MAY 12th, 1956
9:00 p. m. to 12:30 a. m.
MUSIC BY JO FINLANS ORCHESTRA
Free Refreshments.
WANTED- TrencMngg,
Footings
and Septic Tanks to install.
Mike Harnack jr. phone UP 8 3260
Door Prut: an Electric Frying Pan.
FOR SALE-3 acres with building
24x52 to be erected. Priced right
for quick sale. George Engquist
West M-3G, Pinckney
FOR SALE—Chrysler Royal Heater,
George Engqui&t
FOR RENT_Modern 4 bedroom
partly furnished counifty home and
burnt located at 7530 Chambers Rd.,
luukney with 1 acre or more. Will
lease. Will show May 10, 1111, 112.
Mi3. Bernard Lavey, Phone Lansing,
Ivanhoe 4_6328
FOR SALE_Lawn Mower
Marshall Meabon Phone UP 83304
Ainissioa Adulta 75c, Students 50c
Adding Machines
SEE AND RIDE THE
- ALL NEW 1956 CHEVROLET
We Give Top Allowance on Your Present
~ Car Regardless of Year or Make
SEE FRED C. O H O
BI-LAlf» LAKH
JIM WHIT1 iALES REPRBSBNTATlVE, ANN
Typewriters
RIBBONS AND CARBON PAPBR
MACHINES
About 100 attended the MM de WANTED-Home work and house ! Vv ANTED Odd jobs of any kind,rak
£ree conference at Livingston Lodge and house cleaning.
l^; yards etc.
No. 6 Saturday night. Livinggston Mr a. Norman Steele. Ph. UP 8 3290
UP 8 3223
conferred the MM degree
upon
W N l ^L):TO Rerjt
PaStflFe for
, Jfcmes Boyd jr.^ the King Seeley WANTED-Wool, market pricer;.
abojt Z0 head ox young stock.
' brothers of Ann Arbor on Chester Lucius Doyle Phone UP 8.3125
G i — Brr^. riione ilP ^783
• • W E L L c ! a r k a n d Livonia Lodge No.586 on
1
u room
v':er pick
j Clifford Baker with Leslie Stoll, f OR SAL£-Semimodern
FOR
house
and
lot,
oil
furnace.
i fatherinlavv of Baker and past mas
UP8 3107
up.
Marion
Burnett
236
Howell
St.
1 ter of Livonia Lodge in the East.
Phone
8-5562
Apart.
j WANTED TO K ^ N T - A T I
Thomes Bonner was host to 6 mem
I ment by Juno 1 nrst next.
ben- of the Pinckney Boy Scout
FOR SALE-200 ft,, of frontage on I Fiuckney Com. bchool IJP
Troop committee Friday night .
East M_36. also city lots on north
,, •
Mrs. Thomas Bonner was a deleside of Unadilla St., Pinckaey
FOR SALK
i>eagi*i uog, femule,
gte to the Republican state conven
i7 months old, partly trained for
held in Detroit Friday and Saturday. l o r information call Oscar Beclc
—"
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hunting, loves children.
Herbert Stephens, 33 and Edward
PAjftTS—-«; Mrs. Kipple 10280 Langley, , Cord.
McDaniel, 22, both of Munith who —: A B E i AlHv>
Welding Supplies — A u t o P e a k ) 1* Lake, phone UP 8 9720.
wrecked their car on the Howell Rd.
Automotive G!~-3 Sbld a n d
Saturday afternoon in front of the
J 21 * 10110 ^
v-OR: Overstuffed Rocking Chair.
Caison Hollingsworth home were ar , IQ18 Ea&t Grand
Rlycr.Phone
Chareuse Table Lamp.
esied by Deputy Egeler for drunk
HowelL Michigan
Whitley, P>one UP 8 9960.
driving and lodged in the county • fOK SAI^E^KAVEL,
wallSS
bastile.
land and graveL qradad or mis \
SALBg A R I P A l l
Livingston Office Supply
2tl SOUTH
PHONE UP 84560
ARBOR
PHiNE HOWJBLL 20M
Pinckn
n
ed, also processed road graveL
READY MIXED CONCRETE 1
D. ft J. GRAVEL COMPANY
Water Wells ar i
! 4 miles west of Howell at 4950
All Makes of Pntr; I Mason Hoed.
Phone Hawaii
9835 Dexter-Pinch •' v
PHONF \ $ 8 fi HOWELL
Phone HA 694W
R. LSO RELL
FRUITS
VEGETABLES
MEATS
GROCERIES
YmtrFeei
Long
FISH
FOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOW
QUALITY
Seed
COURTEOUS SERVICE
c*U mt your oonvenienc* la
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Chick Feed
MARKET PRICES
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ORDER YOUR
CERTIFIED OATS AND BEANS
FOR SPRING PLANTING'
FARMER'S FEED SUPPLY COMPANY
JACKHANNhTT
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